As a top Republican proposes rejecting $1.8B in federal funds, an education advocate asks how Tennessee will make up the difference
WPLN, 1/14/23 But Gini Pupo-Walker, executive director of the [...]
School board votes against alternative proposal for Tennessee’s 3rd grade retention law
WTVC, 1/16/23 We spoke to Taylor Lyons, Community Outreach [...]
Knox County Schools unveil academy options for upcoming 10th grades
WATE, 1/26/22 “The 865 Academies provide every student in [...]
United Way of West TN releases “Bright Start” plan to address early childhood development
Chalkbeat, 1/30/22 The Bright Start initiative hopes to get [...]
Tennessee is talking about rejecting federal education funding. What would that mean for kids?
Chalkbeat, 2/16/23 But the Tennessee Disability Coalition says there’s [...]
Knox County aims to have 70% of high school seniors enrolled in college by 2024 –
WATE, 1/30/22 TnAchieves, a partner organization for the TN [...]
Tennessee community and technical colleges a driving force for business relocations and expansions
Tennessee Board of Regents, 2/13/23 “As we recruit industry [...]
How will Tennessee’s textbook commission handle calls for book bans? WPLN obtained a draft of the guidance.
WPLN, 2/17/23 A Tennessee commission in charge of approving [...]
Tennessee families are struggling to afford child care
WBIR, 2/14/23 A recent study by Tennesseans for Quality [...]
New SCORE-Commissioned Research: Postsecondary Education Has Strong Value In Tennessee, But More Work Is Needed To Connect Education To Workforce And Career Pathways
The Tennessee Tribune, 2/3/23 A new research study and [...]